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Awaiting the Rapture: post #8790 — TG.ME

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When we shall come home, and enter into the possession of our Brother's fair kingdom, and when our heads shall find the weight of the eternal crown of glory, then we shall look back to pains and sufferings and then we will see life and sorrow to be less than one step or stride from a prison to glory. Our little inch of time-suffering is not worthy of our first night's welcome-home to heaven. ~ Samuel Rutherford 1600~1661 17·Sep 5

My Home Is God Himself "My Home is God Himself"; Christ brought me there. I laid me down within His mighty arms; He took me up, and safe from all alarms He bore me "where no foot but His hath trod," Within the holiest at Home with God, And bade me dwell in Him, rejoicing there. O Holy Place! O Home divinely fair! And we, God's little ones, abiding there. "My Home is God Himself"; it was not so! A long, long road I traveled night and day, And sought to find within myself some way, Aught I could do, or feel to bring me near; Self effort failed, and I was filled with fear, And then I found Christ was the only way, That I must come to Him and in Him stay, And God had told me so. And now "my Home is God," and sheltered there, God meets the trials of my earthly life, God compasses me round from storm and strife, God takes the burden of my daily care. O Wondrous Place! O Home divinely fair! And I, God's little one, safe hidden there. Lord, as I dwell in Thee and Thou in me, So make me dead to everything but Thee; That as I rest within my Home most fair, My soul may evermore and only see My God in everything and everywhere; My Home is God. ~ Frances Brook (1899) 18·Sep 5

The Try-Square Most religions are meant to be straight lines, connecting two points—God and man. If man can be right with God, if he can please and pacify Him, all will be well. But Christianity has three points-God and man and his brother, with two lines that make a right angle. Each one of us is at the point of the angle, looking up to God and out to our brother. What God sends down the perpendicular line we must pass on along the horizontal. If one hand goes up to God, the other must go out to our brother. That was the way Jesus stood, the Son of God and the Brother of men. What God gave him, he gave us. "All things that I have heard of my Father I have made known unto you." So He expects us to do. "As my Father hath sent me, even so send I you." Let us, then, live as our Master lived and bids us live, giving our hearts to God, our hands to men. Even when I am alone in prayer, Jesus bids me say, "Our Father," remembering my brother. If God send me riches, I must bless my brothers; if poverty, I must set an example of rich faith. If He sends me health, I must divide my strength with others; if sickness, my patience must be a signal for God. If I am tempted, I must look both ways, and consider my brother as well as my God. If I only looked to God, I might spend more money on myself, and drink wine and ride my bicycle Sunday afternoon, for in themselves these things may not be sinful; but when I look at my brothers, some poor, some weak, some worldly, I hesitate. The law of liberty would let me as I look up, but not the law of love as I look out. Let us put this try-square on our lives and look both ways, doing that only which is both filial and fraternal. Then men who see our good works will look to see where the light comes from that blesses and brightens them, and through us they will learn to glorify God. Maltbie D. Babcock 1858~1901 (excerpt from his book titled Thoughts For Every-Day Living) 19·Sep 4 “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: But fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Proverbs 1:7 KJV https://bible.com/bible/1/pro.1.7.KJV 15·Sep 4

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